Yes, the RSU calculator considers the updated tax rates for 2025.

Google search the company name followed by "stock," like "Apple stock," to find its symbol, such as AAPL.

In your trustee account, you'll see the "Sellable" share count for each RSU plan.

You'll find the grant date in your trustee account, with each plan having its own grant date.

Insert your gross monthly salary for the current calendar year. If your salary has changed or you sold stocks or banking securities this year, divide the total income by the number of months elapsed.

Live price (current price updated to the most recent minute).

When you are no longer employed at this company. Then, input your average gross monthly salary for your last 12 months there. The salary is needed to determine the Bituah Leumi rate.

Live USD-ILS rate, updated to the most recent minute.

When you've sold other investments (or other RSUs) this year, and you have capital gain or loss from them. Capital gain should be inserted as a positive number, while capital loss should be inserted as a negative number. The calculator will determine your capital tax rate. If you have a capital loss, it will be subtracted from the taxable amount.

When you have more than one plan (grant), whether from the same company or different companies.

This RSU calculator is exclusively for companies traded on NASDAQ.

Israel only. It is based on Section 102 of the Income Tax Ordinance in Israel.

No, the website does not save your data; it is used solely for calculations. Although using the forum requires logging in, the calculated data on the "Calculator" page is neither saved nor stored and remains invisible.

The calculator requires your monthly gross income to determine your tax rate. Rest assured, the data is not saved.

Yes, if your RSU sale moves you into a higher tax bracket, the excess will be taxed at a higher rate.

This site applies a broker fee of 0.1% of the gross amount and a trustee fee, which is the higher of $0.05 per stock sold or $4.17. Additionally, a wire transfer fee of 15 ILS is deducted from the "Net to bank." These fees are not taxed, as they are not considered part of your income. Your trustee may have different fee rates, but in most cases, the difference is negligible. If the total selling price is too low, the calculator might display negative values in the "Net to bank" result, due to those fees.